Zongman: Beginning and Snow under the Rain Escape from Raccoon City

Kentaro Yamamoto lowered his head, a hint of suspicion flashing in his eyes.

Wait a minute, could it be that his lackey's radar is malfunctioning?

Even though I could clearly sense that the eldest brother was very interested in the quintuplets, it was only 5.0.

"We are a legitimate company, and we are legal."

"Therefore, we must also do things legally."

Ye Hai leaned back in his chair, his long, slender fingers tapping lightly on the table, his gaze falling on the several signed contracts on the corner of the table.

"Yamamoto."

"exist!"

Kentaro Yamamoto immediately straightened up.

Ye Hai said calmly, "Contact several law firms that we have worked with before, and have them send people to contact the doctors at Nakano Hospital."

"doctor?"

Yamamoto was taken aback.

"Yes."

Ye Hai chuckled lightly, a slightly cold smile playing on his lips: "Those doctors who are owed wages must be seething with anger right now. Have your lawyer remind them that their employment contracts clearly state in black and white that they must be paid for their work."

"And not half, but the full amount."

"There's no need to resume work if we haven't received the money."

Chapter 198 The Dilemma of Nakano Hospital

Kentaro Yamamoto's eyes lit up, and he gave a thumbs up: "Boss, you're the best!"

He suddenly realized that he had just been thinking about whether to send someone to the hospital to cause trouble.

Doing that would be too risky; it would not only be illegal, but it would also easily attract attention.

But Ye Hai's method was completely different.

Lawyers intervened, and doctors sought to protect their rights.

This is a completely legal action.

"Yes, the doctors who owe wages have a valid reason, and we are just going along with it."

A glint of fanaticism flashed in Yamamoto's eyes, and he immediately replied in a low voice, "I understand, I'll arrange it right away! I guarantee that those doctors won't go to work until they get their money."

Ye Hai nodded in satisfaction, picked up his teacup, and took a small sip.

The aroma of tea rose gently, but his voice remained cold: "Remember, we're a legitimate company; we can't resort to those vulgar tricks."

"Yes!"

As Kentaro Yamamoto left the office and closed the door, he couldn't help but steal a few glances at the stack of contracts on the table.

Five signatures, neatly arranged on the paper.

Nakano Ichika, Nakano Nino, Nakano Miku, Nakano Yotsuba, 02 Nakano Itsuki.

Yamamoto thought to himself, "These five sisters... they'll probably be manipulated by the boss sooner or later."

In the office, Ye Hai squinted, his fingertips rhythmically tapping the table.

Why do you think Ye Hai would be willing to grant such a high credit line to the Nakano Five Sisters, who have no jobs or income yet?

Of course, they had already made their own plans in their minds.

"Ah……"

"Coconut Fragrance, come here."

Ye Hai unbuckled his belt; he needed to vent his anger.

Yuihama Yuka obediently and docilely straddled Ye Hai's lap.

She is now very skilled at it.

Ye Hai lay back on the sofa, letting Yuihama Yuka do whatever she wanted.

She always made sure Ye Hai could relax in the most comfortable way.

Legs without stockings feel very comfortable to touch.

……

Early morning a few days later.

The main entrance of Nakano Hospital.

The doctors, who should have been arriving at work one after another, were now sparsely gathered at the entrance, each with an unfriendly expression.

"unacceptable!"

"It's been three months, and we haven't received a single penny!"

“My lawyer talked to me yesterday and said that we can definitely file a lawsuit and refuse to return to work until we get our full wages—I think he’s right!”

"That's right! The employment contract clearly states it, so why should we doctors have to suffer in silence?"

The group of people started talking at once, getting angrier and angrier as they spoke.

Nakano Maruo rushed over, and his face turned deathly pale when he saw the scene before him.

"Doctors, please calm down!"

He tried his best to remain calm and lowered his voice to persuade, "I know how everyone feels, but the hospital is really in trouble right now. I have raised the money and will be able to pay salaries soon."

"I can pay you half of the wages you were owed before today."

"The hospital will be able to resume normal operations soon."

He originally planned to pay the salary on payday this month, but it seems the doctors can't wait any longer.

"Soon? Halfway through?"

Someone in the crowd sneered, "You said the same thing last month."

"Yeah, we believed you twice, and what happened?"

"It's important that the hospital can function, but we doctors are human too, and we also need to support our families!"

Several doctors angrily waved the file bags in their hands, which contained photocopies of employment contracts handed to them by the lawyer.

"It's written in black and white in the contract that the full salary must be paid! Not a penny less!"

"If you can't settle the full amount now, don't blame us for quitting!"

In an instant, the crowd was outraged.

Some people immediately took off their stethoscopes, threw them on the ground, and turned to leave.

"Dean Maruo, I'm sorry, I quit!"

"I'm leaving too! I'll take it to labor arbitration!"

"Count me in!"

After the doctor left, the nurses looked at each other, and some of them began to waver.

"The doctors have all left, there's no point in us staying..."

"If our salaries are so late, and we can't even get full pay, the hospital will go bankrupt sooner or later!"

"Let's go, let's sue them together!"

In the blink of an eye, the once bustling hospital entrance became deserted.

In the corridor, where there were already few patients, they peered out, looking on with surprise and uncertainty.

Some people whispered among themselves, "With all the doctors gone, can this hospital still treat patients?"

"I don't think this is working. Let's go to another hospital..."

More patients began packing their belongings and leaving with unease.

Nakano Maruo stared at the scene before him, his head buzzing, and he almost collapsed to the ground.

He reached out, trying to pull a doctor in the line: "Please, wait a little longer, give me a little more time!"

"Didn't we agree that you would resume work after we paid half of your wages first?"

"Why do they all have to leave all at once?!"

Nakano Maruo was somewhat desperate. If he had received half of his salary, he could have kept 10 to 20 million yen for working capital.

Now that they've suddenly paid all the back wages, a hole of nearly 70 to 80 million yen has appeared.

But the doctor simply shook off his hand and said nothing more:

"Director Nakano, we are not philanthropists."

Watching their figures gradually disappear into the distance, Nakano Maruo slumped completely onto the steps.

In less than an hour, Nakano Hospital was paralyzed like never before.

The lobby was empty. Patients left in twos and threes, nurses sighed with their heads down, and almost none of the doctors had left.

Only under the awning at the entrance, the wind rustled the notice board, making a "creaking" sound.

— Funding shortage, employee strikes, and loss of patients.

Nakano Hospital has fallen into a complete dead end.

Unless they can raise nearly another 100 million yuan.

Pay all the owed wages in one lump sum.

This time, however, he had already mortgaged his daughters' properties.

What else can be used as collateral?

Nakano Maruo sat dejectedly in his office, muttering absentmindedly, "How did things suddenly turn out like this..."

The Nakano family's apartment.

The evening air was so thick it seemed to drip water, and the news broadcast on the television channel enveloped the entire room in a depressing atmosphere.

"...Due to unpaid wages, a large number of doctors and nurses at Nakano Hospital went on strike, and patients are being transferred to other hospitals. The hospital is currently at a standstill, and the hospital has not yet responded."

The news captions at the bottom of the screen are clear and eye-catching.

Ichika Nakano held the remote control in her hand, her knuckles turning white.

She finally pressed the power button and let out a deep breath.

"...Sure enough, something happened to my father."

She had just called her father, but he didn't answer, and she had a vague feeling that something was wrong.

Nino Nakano slammed her hand on the coffee table, gritting her teeth: "I told you! This loan, this collateral, it won't save the hospital at all! Those doctors... they're all ingrates! My father is working so hard, and they're all going on strike!"

"Nino."

Nakano Miku looked up: "All they want... is their rightful wages. Father was also at fault."

Chapter 199 Hachiman Hikigaya Under Investigation

"you--!".

Nino Nakano was so angry that she trembled all over, but the words caught in her throat.

Nakano Miku did not continue arguing with her, but simply lowered her gaze and tightly gripped the fabric of the pleated skirt with both hands.

Yotsuba Nakano sat on the edge of the sofa, leaning forward, her eyes filled with anxiety: "But if the hospital really closes down... what will happen to Father? Is what he risked his life to protect just going to be gone like this?"

"..."

Nakano Satsuki remained silent throughout the entire process, without uttering a single word.

Their arguments are pointless.

What my father lacks now is money.